
Part-time, Temporary Community Engagement Organizers
Pacific County Voices Uniting (PCVU) is hiring part-time, temporary Community Engagement Organizers in Pacific County. The Community Engagement Organizers will be valued members of the PCVU Team and report to the Lead Organizer and Director of Organizing. These positions will work on average 20 hours per week within the pay range of $20-$25 per hour depending on previous experience. Depending on FTE, employees will receive up to 4.3 hours of sick leave every month. PCVU is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. We understand that excellent candidates do not always fit all of the requested criteria in our job descriptions. If you are passionate about our purpose and willing to learn, we still encourage you to apply. For interested applicants, please submit a cover letter and resume to bethanyb@pcvu.org. We strongly encourage black, indigenous, people of color, immigrants, refugees, LGBTQIA2S+, formerly incarcerated, and people living with both seen and unseen disabilities and/or other lived experiences to apply.
PCVU is a 100% BIPOC-led organization that aims to shift, balance, and develop a culture of healthy civic engagement. PCVU stands with all people of Pacific County in seeking racial, political, social, economic, and disability justice for the most historically underrepresented in our communities: Black, Indigenous, Mexican/Hispanic/Latinx, Asian, Pacific Islander, peoples of color, the LGBTQIA2S+ community, and people living with both seen and unseen disabilities.
Position Responsibilities
Community Engagement and Training
Engage in a range of preferred communication methods/styles with people. Communication may occur via block parties, phone banks, door to door canvassing, house visits and other community engagement activities.
Provide trauma-informed care with a harm reduction lens to assist community members in successful navigation of voting processes and member recruitment
Collaborate on the creation, distribution, and translation of culturally-relevant voter engagement and education materials
Prioritize relationship building and grassroots organizing
Track community contacts to meet reporting requirements of program activities
Collaboration
Represent PCVU purpose and values in all spaces
Work with Community Partners in creating awareness about engagement efforts
Assist with developing messaging for program activities
Create new partnerships and collaborations among various community groups
Organization
Help maintain script and survey responses for reporting requirements
Help shape and plan community engagement strategies and activities
Model organizational culture of learning, growth, and evolvement
Assist when advised to advocate for policies on the local, state, and federal level
Other responsibilities as assigned or as the organization continues to grow and develop
Working Conditions
These positions will require a mix of indoor and outdoor, physical and stationary work
Community Engagement Organizers will need to have a vehicle or reliable transportation to fulfill required job responsibilities. If using a personal vehicle, State law requires the owner/operator to have a current Driver’s license and auto insurance
Preferred Experience
Previous experience with community organizing, civic engagement, voter education and Get Out The Vote (GOTV)
Building respectful and culturally responsive rapport with diverse groups including community members with lived experience
Works well in an ever-changing environment where creativity and spontaneity are encouraged and sometimes required
Ability to understand and speak at least one of the many languages spoken within Pacific County; for example, Spanish, Laotian, Vietnamese etc…
For interested applicants, please submit a cover letter and resume to info@pcvu.org